St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-24
GLOBULES.
Bank clearings yesterday, s55s,1s9

Bank clearings yesterday, SS5S, 1879.
Scarlet fever is reported at 699 Van Buren,
street.
Four deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Secretary Caulfield is preparing the annual
report of the water board.
Z. B. johnson was convicted in the mu-
nicipal court OF stealing bundle of broOms,
ond was sent up for thirty days.
The Silver Lake 1uartette, Prof. A. A. Hop
kins. Rev. C. II. Mead and Count Zobriski,
will hold one of their song and talk confer
ences at Pfeifer's hall, Eighth and Wabasha
streets, this evening.
There will be ali entertainment, consisting
of parlor mnstrelsy, at A. o. L. W. hall, cor
ner Western avenue and West Seventh street,
under the auspices of the Select Knights, A.
o. L. W., this afternoon and evening.
+ Julius Asmidt was held in $50 bail in the
municipal couet yesterday on charge Of
assaulting Charles Fletcher, a bartender in
the saloon at the foot of the stairs on Dakota
avenue. He will have a hearing tomorrow.
The dairy commissioner of Iowa, in the
course of a letter to Commissioner Ives says
that Oleomargarine is sold in but one place N
Iowa. and that place is Council Bluffs. In
Council Bluffs the stuff is oleo; in Omaha
pure butter.
The satisfaction of mortgage for 50, 500
600 held by the Fidelity Loan and Trust
company. of Philadelphia, against the Du-
filed in the Office of the secretary of state
yesterday.
Robert Smith was locked up at the Central
station yesterday on warrant sworn out by
George Polreif. charging him with stealing a
pay horse valued at so. Smith AYERS that
it was an ordinary horse trade, in which Pol
reif got little the worst end.
The laborerS of Murnane & Kehoe, con-
tractors for grading Summit avenue, who
were paid by City Treasurer Refs, at the re-
quest of the contractors. have been paid in
full TO Nov z, from the estimates allowed by
the board of public works.
/ w. ]. Footner superintendent of the
Northern Pacific Express company. has Of
fered a reward of $500 for the arrest and
conviction of John II. Weber, the late
with several packages of money Nov. z.
There will be grand temperance rally
held on Dayton bluff. at the hall, cornes of
Third street and Bates avenue. on Friday at
2 80 p. M, under the auspices OF st. Johns
church. Several prominent speakers, includ-
ing John Brien. of saltwater, state presi-
dent of the union, will he present.
Adjt. Gen. Seeley yesterday appointed
Thomas Brusegard. of Zumbrota. second
lieutenant of the Third regiment, vice Glenn
ems. resigned. designations were received
Yesterday from f. VI. TWiford. first lieuten-
ant. and f. c. Hellweg. second lieutenant, of
Company E, Third regiment of Owatonna.
The ''possum'' supper to have been given
by the Pilgrim Baptist church this evening
HAS been indefinitely postponed. The weather
has been so warm that ii has been impossible
to bring the possums TO st. Paul from the
South. The regular Thanksgiving service
will be given at the church at II o'clock and
dinner prepared by Kentucky cook will
be served from l to = o'clock.
The committees of the Policemen's Mutual
Aid association who have charge of the po-
licemen's ball, to be given at Market hall
next Monday evening. met yesterday and
completed all arrangements for the event.
There will be plenty of refreshments, but no
liquor will be sold al the hall, and every effort
will be put forth TO make il a really genteel
affair. Over 5000 tickets at 81 each have
already been sold.
After a herring of property owners on the
Maria avenue opening yesterday, the board
of public works voted TO annul all notices
and proceedings in the matter and to give a
new notice. including additional territory in
the assessments. A large number of prop
erty owners between Rice and Dale streets
were given hearing on the proposed widen
ing of Como avenue They were shown what
the damage would be 10 their respective
properties, and many expressed willingness
TO give ten feet on either side If not assessed
for additional benefits.